Guinness World Record For World’s Largest Aerial Firework Shell
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One of this year’s biggest New Year’s Eve firework displays came from Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates.\n\nGuinness World Records were on hand to record the launch of the world’s largest firework into the record books.\n\nThe previous world record, held by Japan since 2014, is a 1, 204 pound shell with a diameter of 48 inches.\n\nThis new record saw a 2,200 pound shell, with a diameter of 56 inches launched into the sky over Al Marjan island by a 7 metre mortar, weighing 15,000 pounds and buried 4 metres into the sand.\n\nThe shell spectacularly detonated at a height of 2,200 feet.\n\nThe shell was created by Grucci Fireworks and shipped from America to the UAE where their technicians put the finishing touches to the set up for a spectacular New Year Fireworks display.\n\nWatched by Guinness World Records adjudicators the launch of the new record holder for the world’s largest firework welcomed in 2018, lighting up the sky in the colours of the UAE flag. will finally be loaded and the entire construction put in position ready for the big night.